Kamalika Sen
Ex-
Kamalika Sen
Ex-, Bioinformatics Centre
PhD: Bose Institute, 2014
Research interests:
Exploring
competitive endogenous RNA networks in human Myeloid Leukemia systems from the
perspective of Statistical Thermodynamics and Computational Biology.
Contact:
| Address: |
Bioinformatics Centre Centenary Campus Bose Institute P-1/12 C.I.T. Scheme VII-M Kolkata - 700054, India |
| E-Mail: | kamlika[at]jcbose.ac.in |
| Phone: | +91-33-25693275 |
Research:
Publications:
1) Exploring the major cross-talking edges
of competitive endogenous RNA networks in human chronic and acute myeloid leukemia.
K Sen, D Bhattacharyya, A Sarkar, J Das, N Maji, M Basu, Z Ghosh, TC Ghosh, BBA - General Subjects, 1862, 1883–1892, 2018.
2) Deciphering the cross-talking of human
competitive endogenous RNAs in K562 chronic myelogenous leukemia cell line.
K Sen, A Sarkar, RK Maji, Z Ghosh, S Gupta, TC Ghosh, Molecular BioSystems 12 (12), 3633- 3642, 2016.
K Sen, eLS, John Wiley & Sons, 2013.
4) Pseudogenes and their composers: delving in the ‘debris’ of human genome.
K Sen, TC Ghosh, Briefings in functional genomics 12 (6), 536-547, 2013.
5) Evolutionary conservation and disease gene association of the human genes composing pseudogenes.
K Sen, TC Ghosh, Gene 501 (2), 164-170, 2012.
6) Insights into eukaryotic interacting protein evolution.
S Chakraborty, S Podder, B Kahali, T Begum, K Sen, TC Ghosh, Evolutionary Biology–Concepts, Biodiversity, Macroevolution and
Genome, Springer, 2011.
7) On the quest for selective constraints shaping the expressivity of the genes casting retropseudogenes in human.
K Sen, S Podder, TC Ghosh, BMC genomics 12 (1), 401, 2011.
8) Insights into the genomic features and evolutionary impact of the genes configuring duplicated pseudogenes in human.
K Sen, S Podder, TC Ghosh, Febs Letters 584 (18), 4015-4018, 2010.
Recognition:
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